Environmental geomorphology

Environmental Geomorphology, by Antonio José Teixeira Guerra and Mônica dos Santos Marçal, addresses a current demand for work focused on environmental planning, addressing both theoretical and methodological issues and the tools used for its implementation. In this sense, the book addresses issues related to the concepts, themes, and applications of Environmental Geomorphology, as well as discussing the evolution of landscape and landscape units within the framework of Physical Geography schools. This book fills a gap in Brazilian literature regarding geomorphological works that take into account aspects related to both theories related to Landscape Units and the different forms of application that Geomorphological Science can have in today's society. The work theoretically addresses the concepts of Landscape and Landscape Units, of vital importance as a conceptual basis in studies that propose to develop applied work, without however failing to consider the theories that guide these works. Environmental Geomorphology is intended to be a tool for researchers, professors, graduate and undergraduate students in Geography, Geology, Ecology, Biology, Civil Engineering, Agronomy, Forestry and Environmental Engineering, Architecture, and other fields. The book can also be used by technicians from city halls, federal, state, and municipal agencies, members of NGOs, and anyone interested in environmental issues, considering the understanding of a range of topics that can be explained by Geomorphology.